A 100 speed film from Lucky, the Chinese manufacturer. Public documentation is thin. Treat it as an unknown quantity with a slow speed. The roll here came back color, muted and cold.

How it behaves

Shoot at box speed in good light. With obscure stocks like this, bracket your first roll until you know how it behaves. The documentation behind this guide leaves the process unconfirmed, so there is no development claim to pass on here. The frames on this page are the evidence: a snowy Ogden roll with muted, cold color.

Questions people ask

How should I shoot Lucky Super New 100?

At box speed, ISO 100, in good light. Bracket the first roll until you know how it behaves.

Is Lucky Super New 100 well documented?

No. Public documentation is thin, and its process is unconfirmed in the material behind this guide.

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The full set

All 11 frames, in the order they came off the rolls. Tap one to see it full screen.

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